Pest Control In Spring

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Our Best 3 Tips For Pest Control In Spring

Tip #1 – Start Pest Control Before It’s Too Late

Pest removal costs US homeowners million of dollars annually. Pest prevention, while a reoccurring fee, ends up being far, far less costly when compared to pest removal. Preventing pests costs far less time and resources for everyone involved which means your cost to pest freedom ratio is much more in far when you’re prepared for the worst. Each season has it’s share of pests, but pest control in Spring is the best season to start because most pests have yet to become fully active and if they are, it’s usually outside, but come both warmer summer temperatures and colder Winter temperatures, all pests will seek both shade and warmth inside your home wherever they can and preventing them from doing that altogether means you won’t have to deal with any problem whatsoever saving you time and money in the long run.

Tip #2 – Take Care Of Your Property

Take care of your property. You likely spent hard earned money on your home or possibly inherited it from a loved one. Do yourself or them justice by keeping the place spotless and clean which will not only do them right, but also helps keep you pest free ten fold compared to a messy, cluttered home, AKA a haven for pests to prosper. Keeping in line with starting pest control before it’s too late, keeping clean means pests have nowhere to hide, no resources to live off of, which means no reason for them to stick around or survive if they do.

Tip #3 – Take Up Gardening

Spring is the best time to take up gardening and start planting! There are dozens of plants out there that have natural pest preventing properties that can be planted around your front yard or back yard to help naturally repel pests from wanting to make your yard their home, meaning they then won’t migrate to your home in hotter and colder months to find shade and warmth like we mention in tip #1. Petunias help prevent beetles, Basil prevents mosquito eggs and thus mosquitoes, Lavender not only looks and smells nice but repels mosquitoes, moths and flies, and lemongrass, which has natural bug repelling oils found in bug replants, and those are just to name a few! So get planting!